Examples of using Many more examples in English and their translations into Hebrew
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How many more examples exist?
I could give you many more examples.
There many more examples in our history.
I am sure we can find many more examples.
There are many more examples, large and small.
I bet you readers can think of many more examples.
There are many more examples like these.
I could go on and on, there are many more examples.
There are many more examples over our history.
Whether it was during the two Holy Temples when the Jews invited the kings of Rome and Greece to rule, or during the Spanish Inquisition headed by Jews who converted,and there are many more examples.
There are many more examples.
Many more examples could be added to the list.
I could give many more examples than I did.
Many more examples can be cited but that is not necessary.
One wonders if so many more examples are really necessary.
Part of the collection is housed in the museum's second location at Pina Estação where visitors will find a memorial to the São Paulo Resistance, an extensive library of historicdocuments related to Brazil's political struggles, and many more examples of Brazilian art.
How many more examples will it take to convince you?
But if that can curb this phenomenon that so much damage this occurring at the global level,there are many more examples of these cases, see in the Middle East, Japan where many American companies don't have been able to penetrate as they wanted it to achieve.
How many more examples of ineffective advertising you recall?
After BedZED, there were many more examples of sharing, not just this one.
There are many more examples, but these are just two that you construct what you see.
You can find many more examples throughout this book.
There are many more examples where you can use our units converters, there are just some of the cases.
There are many, many more examples if you just keep your eye out.
Stoler-Liss found many more examples in the"Mother and Child" books that were published in 1934 and 1935 and in journals like Eitanim, which was edited by Dr. Meir.
There are many more examples, but the picture is clear.
There are many more examples than the ones I provided.
There are many more examples, I'm sure you can think of some too.
There are many more examples of a drift of the technology from the“useless” world of automatons to the“practical” world, but I want to talk about the source of the magic.